John begins with the eternal Life manifested in Jesus Christ, whom the apostles heard, saw, and handled. He writes so believers may share fellowship with the Father, the Son, and one another, and so their joy may be full. Because God is light, believers must not claim fellowship while walking in darkness; confession brings cleansing and restored fellowship.
John begins with the eternal Life manifested in Jesus Christ, whom the apostles heard, saw, and handled. He writes so believers may share fellowship with the Father, the Son, and one another, and so their joy may be full. Because God is light, believers must not claim fellowship while walking in darkness; confession brings cleansing and restored fellowship.
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